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Doing your bit for dugongs and green turtles

The Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority (GBRMPA) are stepping up its efforts to protect dugong and green turtles, as record numbers of deaths are predicted for these species.

Doing your bit when boating in the Marine Park

Doing your bit commercial netting in the Marine Park

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